Motorcycle Accident Legal Options

Summary

In Florida, dealing with a fatal motorcycle accident involves both criminal and civil law aspects. Criminal charges depend on evidence and intent or negligence. Civilly, a wrongful death claim against the driver may be possible. Essential evidence includes police reports, eyewitness statements, medical records, weather conditions, and accident scene photos. Consider consulting a local attorney for detailed guidance.

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My boyfriend clearly had no time to break on his motorcycle. And it was raining all day prior to the accident so the roads were still wet. It happened at night, but the area where it occurred was well lit up and fairly open for the driver to see his bright yellow motorcycle coming?
I'm really sorry to hear about your loss. It sounds like a very difficult situation. In Florida, issues like this can be complex, involving both criminal and civil law aspects.
- Criminal Charges: The decision not to press charges may depend on the evidence and the intent or negligence involved.
- Civil Liability: You might have a valid wrongful death claim against the driver. Would you like to explore connecting with a local attorney who can provide detailed assistance?
What evidence would be needed then? Besides the video of the accident I have from an angle.
I'm truly sorry for your loss. In cases like this, several types of evidence can be crucial:
- Police reports detailing the accident.
- Eyewitness statements.
- Medical records and autopsy report.
- Weather conditions report at the time of the accident.
- Photos of the accident scene and any damages.
Would you like to connect with a local attorney who can help you further?